you would enter via this main hall. if you needed to purchase a ticket, you could do that in the west hall. portion of the station. during world war two, is station was so busy they had to add ticket counters and fill up the main hall with the additional ticket counters, there were a number of patriotic banners and banners to sell the war bounds hanging below the wall. over 200,000 people could be here on a day. world war ii. some of the benches needed to be removed to handle the ticket counters, but it was still a primarily, the largest waiting room certainly in the city. and cross road of the wormd it was once dubbed be by someone in the press. it's interesting to go thrust history. the announcer's voice was change today a female voice under the theory that a female voice would be sweeter and softer and would be more appropriate during wartime. also to illustrate how busy the station was, we have a quote from one of the quarters in that day that says he was bribed frequent frequently to take people to the head of the

bill was bill hall jr. trucking. >> reporter: but for bill, it wasn't all work and no play. >> he was a daredevil. he loved racing. in his later years, he loved hunting. he was a man's man. >> reporter: and also a bit of a ladies man according to bill's cousin hank. >> you know, beautiful women. you work hard, you play hard. and you do things, you know, that you're not supposed to be doing. he was great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> reporter: bill's imperfections became painfully clear nearly 32 years into their marriage when frances says she got a call from a mysterious woman. it was september 13, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, you don't know me, but i'm having an affair with your husband. >> reporter: wow. >> i was in shock. >> reporter: heartbroken, furious. frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true. >> by that time, he is crying and telling me that he's sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> reporter: this is three decades of marriage. >> i finally asked him how long has

and i understand where the halls are coming from.l to swallow when your husband wants to divorce you after 32 years. and of course, the n going to say anything good about me. >> reporter: do you want to clear it up? were you an exotic dancer? >> i worked at a strip club, yes. and that was way -- >> reporter: as a dancer? >> yes. and that was a mistake. i mean, i regret that. no one's perfect. >> reporter: but the fake facebook account? stalking frances? the abortion in exchange for breast implants? none of that ever happened, said bonnie. >> for her to sit there and say that i switched a baby's life that was growing inside of me coming from a man that i love dearly for a breast augmentation? ridiculousness. >> reporter: each woman clung to her truth. the battle for bill raged. >> he couldn't stop bonnie, and he really couldn't stop frances really, you know? >> reporter: it sounds like two hurricanes. >> oh yeah. >> reporter: then, about a week before bill's death, the hurricanes collided. not on the road. not yet. this war was waged

and remembrance hall. as descendents of the 272 enslaved men, women and children who were sold by the jesuits of georgetown university, we come to honor isaac hawkins and anne marie becraft, a free woman of color and all of the ancestors who were enslaved by the jesuits and all enslaved by the jesuits and all enslaved people everywhere. we know we stand on the shoulders of giants and of those who came before us. we know that this is the beginning of a journey for many of us, a journey that we have been on for 200 years, a journey to show respect to those who were enslaved, as with many movements in this country that pushed change, this movement came from the youth. this movement has defined us in ways that we may not have defined ourselves because it was students from georgetown that led georgetown to recognize that more needed to be done than simply acknowledging their history with slavery. the actions of georgetown students have placed all of us on a journey together toward honoring our enslaved ancestor

the damage to the beer hall, interviewing the beer hall manager, it was incredible. he had the papers of the warriors at the trial, both fusion and defense. one of my favorites was this unpublished memoir of the deputy prosecutor who reduce hitler after he interviewed him for his first time. he was not impressed. among other things in his file have the tickets to the trial, you had to have these admission passes to get in because they were very much afraid of riots and attacks and thugs and hooligans coming in and trying to free hitler. you had happy special passes, is was there. memoirs area of course there was a male, a quick mail was in the archive in munich. they hate mail from the prosecutor in the united states, the prosecutor, go after somebody on patriot like hitler. memoirs, besides the obvious public ones there were unpublished memoirs by hitler's bodyguard. there was in munich, he could just sign up, jumping in front of hitler.maybe save his life. at the ballet of the guy who's marking arm and arm with hitler at theputsch who dies . his ballet, a published

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the damage to the beer hall come into being the beer hall manager. it was incredible. he had papers of the lawyers at the trial growth prosecution and defense. one of my favorites is a nonpublished deputy prosecutor to reviews pitt learned after he interviewed them for the first time he was not impressed. among other things in this file you had the admission passes to get in because they were very much afraid of riots, attacks and thugs and hooligans coming in. you have to use special passes and his was there. memoirs and of course there was hate mail. hate mail of the prosecutor including some from united states. going after patriot like hitler, memoirs besides the obvious was published ones. hitler's bodyguard, there he was in munich. he gets shot up jumping in front of hitler. maybe he saved his life. the valet the guy walking arm in arm with hitler dies. his valet at broder published memoir. it's on and on and on. publish handwritten notes of the man who hid hitler in her attic. now hitler is blaming people for the failure. there is a plan get hitler away before th

caller: teletown hall. ahead.avid hawkings, go guest: teletown hall is a new wave in this country, been seven years, ix, member of congress think that it is -- works to their benefit for reasons, one of which i think you were getting at, to ny, the people who tend call in to town halls, many of congressmen's friends or allies. for whatever reason, it seems who tend to call in are going to be more friendly o the member than sometimes at in-person town halls, where since lly we've seen january, in-person town halls ven in reliably republican conservative districts have been populated by angry democratic voters hillary clinton anti-donald trump voters, so teletown hall is a safer venue a lot of members of congress. host: johnny, quick research louie gomert,er, is that your congressman? yes, my mind failed me. host: we'll see you down the road. in cheryl ford, south carolina. ahead.r republicans, go caller: thank you for having me on. don't care if they get benefits, you work for it, get benefits. i'll be 65 th

gill and hall makes it something more than run-of-the-mill. thank you very much. i do like him.ou very much indeed, that is it for this week. enjoy your cinema going whatever you are seeing. quite a variety this week. you next week. goodbye. hello. we will keep showers overnight towards the north—west of the uk, but quite a miserable afternoon across southern england and south wales, and this rain is moving north right now so wet weather for matches of england and wales for a time, strong wind in the south—east as well. most rain heading east overnight to allow things to turn dry in the south—west away from —— and away from showers in north—west scotland. it clears away from northern england clearly on sunday morning —— quickly, and sunshine for a while but showers in the west blowing east through the day, some heavy and boundary once again. sunshine in between the downpours and maybe the extreme south—east of them missing most of the rain. a better day on the way for the cricket at the oval. more showers to come for the start of the new week, heavier in scotland and northern ir

z2d1iz z16fz y2d1iy y16fy halle berry. >> is it tough being the boss? "e.t." has your exclusive look at julian edelman posing for espn's body issue. >> my body is a temple. that's w kicking off his fourth of july holiday tta liitle b early. at disneyland with his wife emma and four of his daughters. his younger girls enjoyed quality time with winny the poo while the older girls had fun on splash mountain. his daughters posting this cute photo on jam. look at her holding on to her dad's head. >>> singer phil collins' daughter lily is now 28, and she's starring in a new netflix movie about a girl with an eating disorder. and it's a role that struck close to home. >> control. control. >> "into the bone." >> good speech. >> it resonated with lily, who has revealed in a book that she suffered from an eating disorder. >> what fears did you have? with taking this role on with any issues you had in the past. >> any fears were pushed aside. >> everyone was holding me accountable as an actor and as lily. >> the crew used makeup and digital effects to make her loo

. >>> and how far will halle berry go the save her child? behind the intense >>> join us live on "e.t.'s" facebook page for breaking news and to chat with all of your favorite celebs. go to >>> i'm dating. john and i are dating. we're having a good time and, you know, it's fun. >> there she is. remember when christie brinkley started dating john mellencamp, right? it lasted about a year. things fizzled last summer. >> this summer, things are way different, or are they? kicking off tonight's know and tell, mellencamp back with meg. >> are you guys back together? >> a source tells "e.t." the answer to that question is yes. the couple was spotted strolling in new york yesterday and grabbing some frozen yogurt. the 65-year-old rocker and 55-year-old actress dated for over three years before splitting in 2014, but it sounds like john didn't think he ever had a shot at getting back together with her. just listen to what he told howard stern back in march. >> i love meg ryan. she hates me to death. she just doesn't want anything to do with me. >> n

>> that's halle berry's new movie, "kidnapped". >> halle is here in new orleans, and i talked to ther as she held a surprise screening of her new action thriller. i hear you're like whooping people's behinds, taking folks out. >> they've got my son! >> i'm being a mama bear, like any mother who has children would be. no different. you son of a -- no! >> halle is mama bear in another way. in "kidnapped," she's one of the producers. is it tough being the boss? >> i love being the boss. it's nice to be able to not just be the dancing bear anymore, but to be able to have a hand in who the director, the writer is. and i wanted to be a part of this, because i think it's time for women to be empowered. >> you took the wrong kid. >> halle is all about empowerme empowerment. she said her dramatic oscar win in 2002 now means nothing. >> i thought it meant something, but i think it meant nothing. >> what did you mean by that? >> i feel like it meant something. of course it meant something, i was speechless up there in a way. i guess i'm just disappointed there has not been another woman in 15 y

. >>> and then leo and kate auction off their "titanic" movie memorabilia and halle berry in tears on the set of her new movie. >> thank you, everybody. >>> now for july 27, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> the drama for justin bieber as a photographer gets hit by his truck. thanks for joining us, everybody. >> the pop star canceled his tour on monday to calm his life down, but it seems like trouble has a way of finding this guy. >> i feel bad for him. >> in this situation i agree with you. here's how last night's craziness unfolded. >> justin. >> justin left the beverly hills church around 9:24 p.m. >> how you been, my man? >> the paparazzi was waiting. swarmed around, as bieber climbed into his black monster truck. watch what happens as he pulls away. >> oh, my god. wait! >> here's the moment again. you can see right there. he appears to get his leg caught in the pickup at wheel well. what did it look like for the photog who was hit? here's the angle from his camera. he starts in front of justin's truck and is moving to the side when suddenly -- >> oh, my god! >> justin! >>

>> halle is mama bear in another way. of the producers. >> is it tough being the boss? >> i love being the boss. wherever you go, i will be right behind you. it's nice to be able to not just be the dancing bear anymore but be able to have a hand on who the director is, who the writer is. and i really wanted to be a part of this because i think it's about time for women to be empowered. >> you took the wrong kid. >> halle is all about empowerment. she made some headlines recently blasting hollywood for its lack of diversity, saying her dramatic oscar win in 2002 now means nothing. >> that meant nothing. i thought it meant something, but i think it meant nothing. >> what did you mean by that? >> well, i feel like it meant something. of course it meant something. you saw me up there. i was speechless in a way. but i guess i'm just disappointed that there has not been another woman, you know, in 15 years has stood on that stage like i did that night. >> of course several women of color have won the supporting actress oscar si

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who are having town halls. senator cassidy had one on friday where he was basically attacked verbally. i want to say one thing. republicans who do that and have those town halls are showing political courage because they know it's not a popular bill and they'll get slammed by their constituents. e i think every republican who does that, we should celebrate and say thank you for at least listening, which other republicans should do. >> garrett haake, what are you hearing at the white house about all this? >> reporter: i wanted to jump in on evan's point about republican goc nors not being in the room to negotiate here. there's one important example to the contrary and that's brian sandoval in nevada who was extremely loud voice against this bill. he's the most popular politician in that state. and when you have dean heller standing up next to him saying we cannot support this bill, that's brian sandoval's voice essentially coming out of dean heller's mouth. as long as brian sandoval's not happy with what's in th

we'll be with halle berry's fabulous in 50, and talking about her mama's boy. >> that's my dude. ypt him to grow up. >>> which oscar winner was caught kissing her at -lis boyfriend on a yacht? >>> will smith and jada pinkett smith's anniversary, and wife jada gushes about their 20 years of marriage. how they're keeping the romance alive. >> mommy goes, bye! >>> now for july 6, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the first photos of the clooneys with their twins, just one month today, and they are already on the move. >> we'll take you inside the mansion they'll call home for the summer as george and amal touched down in italy with some very precious cargo. >> george exits the plane at the milan airport with a bassinet. he then stands on the steps as the second bassinet emerges from the plane followed by new mom, amal. amal gave birth to ella and alexander i she looks amazing in ripped jeans, loose white t-shirt and tennis shoes. there was a large group greeting the clooney family on the tarmac, including uniformed police. george looks happy as he greets this man with a big

but jim is not just a baseball hall of famer. he's a hall of famer in life. a storied baseball career and more than three decades as a successful public official would be sufficient, but he is also a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather. in all of these areas, jim has shone brightly. what possibly could be a grander legacy? thank you so much. [applause] >> sunday on american history tv, the museum of american revolution in philadelphia, two blocks from independence hall. president and ceo michael grant and scott stevenson joins us this past thursday to showcase the museum's artifacts and answer viewer questions about the revolution. 6 p.m. and 10irs p.m. eastern on american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. --sunday night >> some unlike steve jobs can sell this product and forever be associated with it. that is just a shade of the story. he was hands-on and had a lot to itwith it, but the truth is never would have happened without the people working around the clock. >> brian merchant on the creation and development of t

. >> reporter: nakayla hall was ending her shift as an iewber driver. the group who requested her early thursday morning, 8 young adults. >> they just kind of were like no, f that. >> reporter: hall says she turned her car off to get her point across and told the group, she would call 911 if they didn't get out. that's when she said the group turned violent. >> on the passenger side, he started pouring water on me, and some of the passengers behind started pouring water on me. there were two on this side. two men hitting me on this side. then there were two of the females came from this side, and they kind of just rotated, and took turns kicking and punching me. >> reporter: these photos taken right after the incident, showing a gash on haul's forehead. her clothes drenched from the water poured all over here. hall says the ordeal lasted about 15 minutes before shecould drive away. all she says she could think of. >> my girls. not being able to see them again. >> reporter: lyft sent a message, saying we deactivated the passenger from the lyft platform.

but jim is not just a baseball hall of famer. he's a hall of famer in life. a storied baseball career and more than three decades as a successful public official would be sufficient, but he is also a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather. in all of these areas, jim has shone brightly. what possibly could be a grander legacy? thank you so much. >>> you're watching "american history tv." 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitte twitter @cspanhistory for information on our question and to keep up with the latest history news. >>> tuesday night, july 4th on american history tv, pulitzer prize-winning historian david mac cull luf talks about the founders viewed education, slavery, and persevered in the face of hardship. here's a preview. >> now i don't think we can ever know enough about the revolutionary era. i don't think we can ever know enough about the founders. we have to see them as human beings. history is human. when in the course of human events, human is the operative word, history i

today his plaque was put in >>> the giants hall of fame is like baseballs hall of fame west.y players like will clark and bobby barns, barry bay getting acknowledged into the baseball hall of fame, but today he joined giants into the hall of fame. he hit 762 career homers. in his 22 years as a pro. there's some of the former greats. he was one of the most exciting yet controversial players in the game and he was part of the movement to keep the giants from moving to florida back in the early '90s. he never won a ring, but had a career he could walk away from knowing he left it all out on the diamond. >> we've all come a long way and i'm so grateful for being part of that. i love you so much. i can never, never, never thank you guys enough for what your loyalty to me and my family. >> that prie pirates. >> they'll be coached by chris demarco. we'll have highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. he has an extension with the rockets that guarantees him $228 million. he has two years left on his current deal. four year extension is the richest in nba history worth $170 million. barns coming

indeed, from individuals in my town hall, we can before last i held a lot of town halls and a couple special healthcare forums and a bunch of main street walks in oregon. five of those town halls were in ree counties that are very red, very republican and i lost those counties in my reelection by rates of 2240 to 50% but at those town hall people came out and said please, stop trump care. ago all they had for health -- for a health care plan was to say a prayer each night and hope that they didn't get sick the next day. say a prayer each night and hope that they weren't going to be in an accident the next day. that's all the health care that they had. but now they're able to get preventive care, preventive care for free. they are able to get injured preventive care for free and able to take their children in and get them and not. now i know if a loved one becomes ill or injured, that loved one will get the care they need and they won't go bankrupt in the process. that is peace of mind. isn't that the kind of foundation we want to enable every family to thrive in america? shouldn't we

you can do it through companies, what we call tele- town halls.ake yourself available so that you can answer questions. but the open-door policy of everybody coming -- >> kennedy: that is coming to an end? >> jason: the temperament has got to cool down a little bit. i should not have to have more than 30 police officers, as i dated in order to have that town hall. my colleagues across the country are thinking that as well. >> sandra: because what is the ratio between those who are there for productive reasons? >> jason: it is hard to say. but i had one in february, just nearly 50 percentage points, utah, i am a republican. and two major networks come to the town hall. i said, why are you here? and they said, we were told in advance that it will look like berkeley. remember berkeley with the fires? but they called the networks to say, this is what we are going to do in advance of the meeting. >> kennedy: but it is a very effective tool for the opposition party. it seems like the republican party is in chaos, senators and representatives are flat-fo

understandably, the warning to tony hall is, do something now. so this out.sonable, u na cce pta bly so this out. it is unreasonable, unacceptably and frankly anachronistic for there to be this divide. if wimbledon men's and women's singles finals get paid the same, why can't people at the bbc? it is not that difficult concept. same, why can't people at the bbc? it is not that difficult conceptm is the question of equivalence. the argument is these people aren't doing the same job exactly but you look at those numbers and there is quite a lot of reason to be very angry. there is a really important line in this story as well. they are actually going to insist, these women want to insist that thousands of rank and file staff, producers, engineers, support workers will also have a pay review body to weave only gone above and 50 k at what is not known is what happens below. -- 150 k. the bbc will have to do that by next april anyway along with a whole lot of other people and we are going to find out of bigger gender gap that the bbc. we have made significant chan

dangerous. >>> halle berry must feel that way also.aught up with her while she was filming her new movie. despite the busy schedule of acting, charity work and other adventures, she manages to hold everything together. i swear to you, you have got younger. what the hell is going on? i'm staring at you like -- >> oh, god bless you. >> what is going on, woman? you look good. >> this single mom of two will turn 51 next month. one secret to staying young? daughter nahla and son maceo keep her on her toes! >> my son is 3. he's about to be a full-time schooler so -- >> is that the breath of fresh air like -- >> child, you're going to school all day. >> mommy can have some "me" time. >> yeah. >> but you know it's sad and exciting at the same time because that means he's growing, and i wish they would just stay little forever. boys love their mommies. >> they do. >> oh, my god. that's my dude and, he's -- i don't want him to grow up. >> in her new movie, "kidnap," she's a mom fighting to get her abducted child back. she's all about portraying

bill king has been inducted into the hall of fame. >> now the pitch.ng on and a high drive and hit way back, right center field and that one is gone and it is the consecutive victory for the oakland athletics, holy toledo. >> those two last words were his signature call. he had onions and a testimo-- t >> he announced championship games for the oakland a's and raiders and the only announcer to ever receive a technical foul in basketball. >> now that is an accomplishment. bill king became the 4 1ig announcer to be inducted no the hall of fame and only the second person aworded a world series and a super bowl ring. >>> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and in accuweather tonight, tracking a warmer finish to the weekend. warmer inland and then we're all going going to feel the heat early next week. and showing you a quite picture out there but the fog is certainly with us. outside we go. sutro tower camera showing you we have the blanket of fog moving over the city. tonight that will keep us very cool along the coast. your accuweather highl

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the investigations began years ago with city hall raids in reading and allentown. now tonight two politicians are newly indicted. >> one after the next, we see elected officials embrace the culture of cashing in at the expense of the public. >> reporter: both are accused of selling off contracts to bankroll their political campaign. he awarded work to certain companies on projects like streetlights and city pools. in return, they claim he took in more than $150,000 in donations. greeted by cheers of support, and taunts, the mayor stepped outside his home to deny it all. >> i have done nothing wrong, nor have i ever personally accepted a dime beyond my salary as mayor. >> reporter: he is also staying in his race for reelection this fall. when people who work on his campaign say they're to the worried. >> a lot of people are saying how he's going to jail. they don't understand that an indictment, anybody can be indicted for anything. >> reporter: at city hall, the president of council says he's extremely upset. >> if the mayor had any, any respect for the citizens of

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. >> reporter: mikayla hall was ending her night as a lyft driver. lit did she know it would take a downward turn. >> several people got in, and i said we can't do that. >> reporter: she can only fit a total of six passengers, but the group was eight young adults. >> they were like no, f that. >> reporter: she says she turned the car off and told the group she'd call 911 if they didn't get out. then the group got violent. >> they started pouring water on me. >> reporter: and they didn't stop there. >> and there were two men hitting me on one side, and two of the females came from this side and took turns kicking and punching me. >> reporter: the photos taken right after the incident show a gash on hall's forehead, her clothes drenched from the water poured on her. she said the entire ordeal lasted about 15 minutes before she could drive away. all she says she could think of. >> my girls, not being able to see them again. >> reporter: lyft sent us a statement in response to the assault saying quote as soon as we were made aware of the incident we deac

it's about the new nation because the building behind his right elbow is independence hall. so we're reminded that, yes, you need money and expertise and you need foreign support to win something like the revolution, and and it all comes back to where the declaration of independence was written, independence hall. i thought we would finish up by taking a look at a painting that's neither grand or political, famous or infamous and that's this portrait here. of this little boy, yes, it is a little boy even though it looks like he's wearing a dress. in the 18th century, children, boys or girl, wore what looked like dresses until the boys were about seven, and the reason for that is women wore dresses because neither women or children had status in society and this william buckley morris who was a philadelphiian makes him look like a little girl and he is a little boy. part of the reason he knows that, is he's holding a puppy which is a masculine prop. if he were a girl he would probably be holding a bird. behind here is a farm and that refers to his family's estate. samuel buck

independence hall. you guys can recognize that. .nd then it is harder to see that is the bunker hill monument . that of course goes back to the revolutionary era and, indeed, hall, thece declaration of independence, and ,ith the bunker hill monument hall was called the cradle of liberty. abolitionist gave speeches there. for many, liberty meant independence. let's go back. look at justice. you all knew justice right away. did you know that was liberty? this is what we think of today as liberty. none of the iconography there. what is that? cap.s the liberty what is the liberty cap? when a roman times, slave was emancipated, the slave was given a cap. so in emancipation, you see there liberty with the liberty cap. the liberty bowl. very much that liberty cap is crucial iconography. cap there. but what do we have on top of the capital? on top of the capitol? right, right. it is freedom triumphant, which also is liberty armed. when this was first proposed and --was proposed in the 1850's notice what is on m

and they stand 250 feet above the roadway, for comparison lets take a look at philadelphia city hall, from the ground to the top of the william penn statue hat is 548 . next, the statue of liberty, from the base of the pedestal to the top of the torch stand 305 feet 6 inches. finally historic independent hall, from the ground to the top of the steeple, including that wind vein is 168 feet. ukee. >>> well, car crashed into a home in the cities rhawnhurst section sending the driver to the hospital, it happened near intersection of the allergen and fauns around 9:30 this morning. authorities say elderly driver who control before crashing in the house and two other vehicles. investigators believe the driver may have suffered some sort of medical condition prior to the crash. he was taken to a nearby area hospital and his condition unknown. >>> finally relief from the heat with cooler temperatures around the region tonight, meteorologist chelsea ingram outside on the sky deck with closer look at the temperatures, chelsea. >> we're also tracking a couple of very light showers, right now, cr

i'm wondering when you might schedule a fully open town hall for your constituents. >> aside from the obvious security kerns, what we've found is there are people who are trying to come in from out of the district to disrupt town hall meetings. i don't want a showght fest where people are being bused in from out of the district to get on tv. >> reporter: and republican rallies have been rowdy. >> why don't you say it, congressman? >> reporter: with members of congress struggling to talk over protesters. that may be when we found only a handful of republican lawmakers holding to the open town hall meetings this week. here in anna werner, ann jamison would love to talk about health care with ryan, she has been trying to reach his office since january by phone. how successful have you been? >> not successful at all. >> reporter: nothing? no, no. >> reporter: even though she lives outside his district, she says ryan is the speaker of the house, a national figure and not merely a congressman from jamesville. >> the message ends with it saying the voice box is full and you're not able to le

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over this last weekend i was out and did a series of town halls in rural oregon, parts of oregon that would be painted red on a political map. main and help those town hall cemetery series of of the main street walks with mayors and small incorporated cities. what i heard everywhere i went in fighting the entire community come to the town hall and talk was enormous anxiety. enormous anxiety and disappointment that the leaders of their counting on you to make our health care system work better caremore about giving more american tax dollars away to the richest americans than they do about fundamental health care for struggling working indial let's listen to those individuals.o home a i know that most of my colleagues didn't go home and listen to their constituents pick as an agent it's been reported only a couple of my republican colleagues held ahem town hall. even though this bill would affect them so profoundly, but still their voices are echoing ph the e-mails, through the phone calls, through the individuals who are coming in visiting our offices both here and back home. let's lis

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i also have town halls run my district. -- around my district. i forgot the second part of the question. host: the first was working to replace -- working to ask obamacare rather than replace it. guest: i'm not going to work to put lipstick on a pig. i'm going to try to transform the system into one that will work long-term. i don't think it -- i don't think obama intended for it to turn out this way. as much as i regret that nancy pelosi and the democrats ran this through without a single , i don't think they intended for the outcome to be what it is. , so is what is happening fundamentally disagree with the approach and i don't want any more top-down one-size-fits-all federal government solutions. they cost us more and they don't serve the people they are intended to serve. host: a question from twitter, how do you ensure that the tax cuts result in job creation? this seems to be the link that is missing. atst: if you look back reagan's reforms on that -- that are similar to what we were trying to accomplish, which is let's roll back the trilli